Election year in Sweden. I will be tidying up this page on How to Vote over the coming months. I will also be looking for translators to more languages. Fact checkers and feedback artists are welcome. howtovote.se #val2018 #dinrost
Posts in English
↪ Replying to @markusandrezak
@markusandrezak @MrAlanCooper This is sooo good!
↪ Replying to @WIAD_Zuerich
@WIAD_Zuerich @nattchah @MaevisConsult Haha, well done! Now a speaker spot would be lovely consolation prize :)
↪ Replying to @WIAD_Zuerich
@WIAD_Zuerich @zeplin_io Good clue. Makes me think of Hotjar, but I haven’t figured out 1917 then.
↪ Replying to @WIAD_Zuerich
@WIAD_Zuerich My guess: Zeplin @zeplin_io
@WIAD_Zuerich @zeplin_io Because Ferdinand von Zeppelin was born in 1917.
It's as if every startup now is founded as a solution to try and correct the negative impact caused by previous startups. How about we just stop for a moment and think about that...
↪ Replying to @dweinberger
@dweinberger It’s perfectly ok not to remember all the fans ;). I did translate the first manifesto as well back in 2005, and it has led to many rewarding conversations since, so thank you for that.
Been noticing some sad use of stock photos lately. It’s beginning to bother me in a big way and, I realize, subtracting from my trust in the source.
Reminder: Not every article needs a picture. theoutline.com/post/2485/not-…
Found reason to re-read the New Clues (following on the Cluetrain Manifesto) by @dweinberger and @dsearls.
102. Yeah, the Internet hasn’t solved all the world’s problems. That’s why the Almighty hath given us asses: that we might get off of them.
Go read newclues.cluetrain.com
@dweinberger @dsearls For my Swedish followers: of course I translated it!
axbom.se/cluetrain-nya
↪ Replying to @dweinberger
@dweinberger I agree. It truly is interesting considering how many are now arguing that humans today are more reminiscent of cyborgs described in mid-1900’s science fiction. And being drained of empathy... behavioralscientist.org/the-assault-on…
↪ Replying to @glwulff
@DisobeyToCreate Those could very well be the most important steps towards a mind at peace.
↪ Replying to @belola
@belola My idea is to only schedule 6 tasks on 9 blocks per day, precisely to have time for both rest and catch-up :) Usually one block per day is about rebooting the brain.
@belola Granted, this is much easier for me as a freelancer deciding I do not work 8 hours a day.
↪ Replying to @dweinberger
@dweinberger 😝 I don't, but I agree the wording of the title creates those connotations. I see myself as in constant flux, and I liked a lot of the advice in the article, which included paths I've followed and that have helped me feel better.
So paths, rather than binary commands. :)
7 Proven Ways to Reprogram Your Thoughts
1. Change daily routine incrementally
2. Travel
3. Read fiction
4. Align time with priorities
5. Sleep well
6. Avoid caffeine
7. Get quiet time
entrepreneur.com/article/307839
It's interesting that when our brain tells us we are tired, many will choose the path of caffeine rather than rest. Including yours truly.
@sketchapp Everything on my artboard just became transparent / greyed out. What did I click and how do I get out of it? (lines and circles are supposed to be black)
I've started using Milanote to collect and brainstorm all my writing ideas, seems great for storymapping as well. You can try it out for free if you're curious: milanote.com/refer/rcAo0q4W…